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What type of mirror is used in a view finding mirror of a vehicle?
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A convex mirror is used to increase the field of view behind the car. Convex mirrors distort the depth perception of the viewed image, hence the warning
"Objects in the rear view mirror may be closer than the actually appear", which is printed on some of them.
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